All over the New World, escaped and shipwrecked African slaves often integrate into Native American tribes. They prove to be fierce warriors and are a welcomed addition, especially to the Caribs ...
Blood & Plunder uses 10-sided dice to determine the outcome of many situations in the game. A handful (4–12) are required to play. This is a set of blood red dice.
The Boucaniers were the predecessors of both French Flibustiers and English Freebooters. Known for their deadly accuracy, these hunters of mainly French origin originated from the western end of H...
In North America, a multitude of Native American tribes fight amongst themselves and against European encroachment of their lands. These warriors, known in various Native American languages as “Br...
Brigantine: Quick, sturdy and well-armed, the brigantine is suited to handle nearly any situation. This ship’s shallow draft and mixed rig configuration gives it a versatility which made it very p...
The canoa has been called “Neptune’s Seahorse” and is a small, swift vessel used for short trips and trade. The most common boat in North America, it is often used for coastal trips and raids by N...
Made up primarily of fur traders and other hardy woodsmen, these French pioneers prove to be effective fighters and deadly accurate with their firelocks.
This starter set includes 25 French models and allows you to build a 100 point force of either:
French Buccaneers: Made up mainly of Flibustiers and Boucaniers sailing out of Tortuga and Petit Goa...
Victory in naval combat often rests on the most harrowing part of the engagement: a successful boarding action. Only the most battle tested crew are trusted to transgress the gunwales of an enemy ...
Many colonies established early in the century brought over men armed with pikes. These are primarily to defend against attack from other European forces who could employ cavalry against them.
Many sailing crews are made up of diverse groups of people. Sailors from every coastal corner of Europe can be found aboard everything from merchantmen, to naval warships.
Many soldiers, especially in early years, in the American and West Indian colonies are often mercenaries hired to protect the interest of trade companies. Others, such as those of the Portuguese T...
Jean-David Nau(Francois l’Olonnais) was a famous French Flibustier who was known both for his naval actions in the Caribbean and for his cruelty. His nickname was Francois l’Olonnais, but also “Fl...
This starter set includes 25 French models and allows you to build a 100 point force of either:
French Buccaneers: Made up mainly of Flibustiers and Boucaniers sailing out of Tortuga and Petit Goa...
Light Frigate: These light warships were made for combat and Commonly used by the Guarda Costas and pirate hunters. Light Frigates are robust vessels which are designed to mimic their larger count...
For the French and English sailors who traversed the Windward Passage or the North Cuban coast, there was one name which inspired fear like no other: Juan Corso. The infamous corsair was notorious...
The term sailor and soldier are interchangeable for Dutch privateers. Naval success for the Netherlands depends on every mariner being a master seaman and proficient in their martial skills. Even ...
he tribes of the Darien were some of the most feared in all the Spanish Main, and of all their chiefs there was none regarded as highly as King Golden Cap. He actively contested the Spanish, whom ...
Perhaps the greatest swashbuckler of his age, Laurens de Graff was the sort of figure who inspired legends and whose exploits were as fantastic as any you might find in a Hollywood script. Handsom...
Longboat: These open boats where used primarily to move from ship to shore and back again. They where on occasion used in small “fleets” by Pirates and Privateers to take on larger ships as well.
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The hardy Frenchmen of Canada are among the toughest militiamen to be found on the American continent. Though not quite as well-traveled as the Coureur de Bois, they are still rugged woodsmen who ...
